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r/JapanTravelTips•

Hey all,

Wife and I are traveling to Japan in late October - early November and I'm trying to plan around the big cultural sites and see the colors of autumn in.

I've built out my travel itinerary for my wife and I like so:

Arrival + 1 day in Tokyo

2 days in Nikko

1 day in Hakone with a stay in a ryokan onsen

4 Days in Kyoto/Osaka or Nara

2 Days in Takayama

1 Free Day

2 Days in Tokyo with flight out at the end

  1. I'm trying to figure out what that free day can turn into and I'm not sure if: 1. Its worth delaying Takayama a day to do an extra one for Nara or more time in Kyoto or Osaka
  2. I should spend the extra day in Takayama
  3. Overnight stay in a place around Lake Kawaguchi -
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r/sysadmin•

I’ve gotten an offer to join a company in a tech support engineer role. Pay is nice, but I’m worried about the transition from admin to tse and being locked in the career path. I might want to go back to an sre or dev ops role down the line, net sec is also on the table. I’d just like to see what others experience with this kind of change up has been.

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r/CreditCards•

I've been looking at a couple of cards, namely Capital One Quicksilver and Chase Freedom Unlimited, as I want to get a card that does some work for me, my credit union card doesn't offer much in the way of perks. Just want one as a daily use as I work my way up.

Background:

I recently just purchased a new car with a loan from my credit union at the end of Feburary. I have fair credit, 641, have four cards, one with a bank, two are with clothing store (much to my regret) and one is the Amazon prime store.

With the recent car purchase and the few open lines, is now a good time to apply for a card?

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Lost my Accord about two weeks ago in an accident and now I've got to find a new one. A car that can last would be ideal, was planning to drive the wheels off the Accord right up to when the other guy's fender knocked them in. Want some power to it, something to make driving more than a chore from place to place. Safety features are a big must, too, don't want another wreck on my hands.

Hyundai Veloster: Took the Turbo Ultimate for a spin and loved it, feels light and punchy when you need it. The MPG is great and a lot of the features are good to boot. Least of all, the warranty through Hyundai is great, helps ensure I'll have it around for awhile if I understand it right. Trouble is I

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